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Hmm.
Peter's done so much work to lay a solid foundation of research that undermines most fundamentalist beliefs and axioms, including many of the Catholic Church. So it'll be interesting to see what Peter's personal statement of faith looks like, given all his research and writings. I really can't see him retracting his previous research; there wasn't anything wrong with it in the first place. My guess is that he'll gravitate to a liberal Catholic theology, with an emphasis on personal mysticism. |
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I disagree. I think that it is both pathetic and human, which of course recognizes that being pathetic is a part of the human condition.
Not that I think that PK is pathetic, but I do think that such an embrace of "faith" is pathetic. People are complicated. One pathetic quality doesn't make the whole pathetic. At any rate, thanks for the contributions Peter and best of luck to you. |
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From what I gather it's a non-supernaturalist Catholic. Your guess as to what that entails in terms of belief is as good as mine.
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Non-supernaturalist Catholic is a contradiction in terms and its a sign of confusion in my view. I hope he sorts whatever turmoil he is going through soon. Whatever series of highs he has to go through for kicks, thrills, personal comfort or whatever it is he is after, I hope it turns out alright.
Seeing as we are moving from computer gaming to non-Supernaturalist Catholic, who knows, he may next be into underwater skydiving or scientific spirituality. |
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